Dr. Jasan helped me years ago with stenosis and recommended a great PT. Had no problems for the…read morenext 23 years. I recommended her to a friend and she sent my friend to the best knee surgeon in SF who had the surgery and was good for the rest of her life. My husband went to her and she didn't prescribe hip replacement surgery but sent him to a great PT. He had no further problems for 20 years. Wanted to recommend her to a friend in Sonoma now for a bad knee but friend has Kaiser. Wish she could help because I know she could prescribe the best option. Wish I still lived there - would go to her for my multiple back problems that have come with age. Hard to find a good ortho where I live now. Daunting.

Dr. Jasan is an awesome orthopedic physician. I have been a patient for three years. Her care and…read moreknowledge have helped me tremendously. Also, her support staff is great and very responsive. Jaune Evans San Rafael

I had multi level lumbar fusion surgery with Dr. Su in December. I was in horrific pain and he…read moremoved a surgery to be able to get me in! The staff has been consistent and responsive - well beyond most Dr. Offices. Previously, I had cervical fusion/decompression surgery and lumbar decompression at UCSF. Every day I wish with all my heart that I'd gone with Dr. Su for those. It's hard not to blame myself because I'm convinced if I'd gone with Dr Su initially I wouldn't be left with cervical chronic pain. Dr Su's approach is to do the most minimal surgery because you can always do more, but can't correct surgery that shouldn't have happened. In my case, this lumbar fusion and reconstruction Dr Su did on November was to correct the first aggressive lumbar decompression at UCSF. I'm now 6 weeks post surgery and feel like I'm getting my life back! Nerve recovery has been difficult and painful, and the staff has been incredible at addressing it. For the first time I feel like I'm part of a team working to heal me. Shout out to PA's Connor and Julie, and Anna and Bruno for back office support. One more thing to consider...the practice consists of several high quality doctors that offer supporting procedures adjacent to surgery.

Review for Dr. Naidu and Dr. Su…read more Apologies for the delay in writing this review--but my gratitude has only grown with time. Thank you, Dr. Naidu, for truly changing my life. One of the things I appreciated most was how honest and transparent both you and Dr. Su were with my prognosis. Your directness allowed me to make informed decisions without false hope, while still feeling heard and respected. You didn't just prescribe a path--you listened to my concerns and worked with my choices. The main reason I chose to fly from Los Angeles--despite the costly flights and hotel stays--was because you believe in starting with conservative care before jumping to surgery. That meant everything to me. Although Dr. Su thought my lower back MRI showed serious issues, he still agreed to try epidural injections first. Thankfully, I only needed two. Those injections gave me my life back. Before meeting you both, I had been off work for six months. Every provider I saw in L.A. pushed for surgery. As a nurse, I've seen patients come back years later with even more pain after surgery. I know surgical techniques have evolved, but I wasn't ready to take that step without a team I could trust--and I trust you both. Just three weeks after my first injection, I returned to work. I'm on my feet 12 hours a day, and I was finally able to do it again. Thank you--truly. My husband got his wife back. My kids got their mother back. Before treatment, I looked and felt ten years older. Now, I feel like myself again. I had been managing well with just Tylenol and ibuprofen for the occasional mild pain. But I made the mistake of seeing a chiropractor recently, and everything changed. My MD ordered a new MRI, and now both my neck and lower back are flaring up again. So--my next visit with you is already booked for August, flights and hotel included. I'm hopeful once again. Lastly, Dr. Naidu--thank you for fitting me in on my first consultation. When I look back, we laugh now about how I begged you to give me that first injection right away. You told me to be there at 8 a.m. because you had a small gap in your schedule--but what you didn't know is that I was already parked outside your building by 7 a.m. I wasn't going to miss that appointment. Best decision I ever made. THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! Dr. Su--I'll never forget when you looked at my MRI and said, "Oh no... your back is messed up. The epidural won't give much benefit." You had such a straight face that I thought to myself, Oh no... if he can't help me, I'm in deep sh--. But despite that, you still advocated for me. You spoke to Dr. Naidu, and he gave me a life-changing injection. THANK YOU. Just two injections--and I've been doing well ever since! Please, don't give me that look again when you see my MRI this time. Words alone can't express how grateful I am. Thank you.

Very good doctor highly recommend great treatment options. Very clean and nice and proffesionalread more

Dr. Melnik gave my mom many back injections over several years. As time went on, it was clear that…read morethey were no longer working (or maybe never had). Due to my mom's worsening dementia, I wrote a very clearly worded email requiring that I be included in my mother's healthcare decisions, and I provided my notarized power of attorney. In that email I also noted the treatments had not helped. Despite this, unbeknownst to me, she did another procedure on my mother which required her to have a mild sedation. I was not notified, my mother's back is not improved, and we lived through several scary days of increased dementia. She did not even warn my mother's partner who was extremely frightened by her sudden cognitive decline.

Came in with 1) torn extensor carpi radialis longus…read more 2) glass in wrist 3) fractured radius Hillary braced the fractured arm and removed the glass from the arm with the torn ECRL (extensor carpi radialis longus), operating right in the area of the torn ECRL without noticing that tear. The problem was presented with symptoms of weakness, visually apparent imbalance, instability, and a deep incision at where the ECRL was cut. Hillary misdiagnosed this injury as a torn TFCC. That misdiagnosis meant that my injury would go untreated. It's been seven years and now, a more skilled and observant doctor quickly diagnosed the problem, ordered an MRI which confirmed his suspicion. Now that the doctor has pointed it out to me, it seems quite obvious to me. This new doctor, however, does not want to repair the problem due to the age of the injury. He thinks it's too old. It should have been fixed years ago. I'm looking for a doctor who can fix it. I'm willing to do what it takes to recover from the surgery. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJKsnWwMIp8

You are in the best hands when your doctor is Dr. Hillary Redlin. She was so knowledgable and…read morehighly professional, and my experience with her and her office team was above and beyond expectations. After breaking my wrist and having to undergo surgery, she guided me through this difficult time with kindness, empathy and support. She was always there when I needed her and kept me informed and optimistic when I was afraid. Her expert surgery skills are beyond reproach. My wrist is now fully functional and the scar is barely noticeable. Her assistant, Emily, was the most helpful regarding disability and work related issues. She was very patient and kind throughout dealing with all of the forms she was asked to fill out. And to top it all off, her onsite hand therapist, Yaffa Meiner, is the BEST! She worked with me for 6 weeks making sure my wrist, hand and arm would be functioning as well as before. She supported me through many teary and worried moments and always made me feel supported. She was the kindest and most positive therapist, who made me believe in my abilities as we worked through the challenges. I am forever grateful for Dr. Redlin, Emily and Yaffa for taking such wonderful care of me.

One has to just love it when the incompetent are paid well for being incompetent. After five years…read moreof attempting to get help for worsening systemic symptoms probably due to an allergic reaction to the knee implant or cement, instead of getting help, the "best UCSF" has blow off my case. And I end up with the incompetent employees. Let's see. 1 Orthopedic Surgeon "you may have a pocket infection" go see our pain Dr. 2. Pain Dr. more interested in stories about her son (a bit disturbing to have to constantly refocus a physician on the task at hand). Had surgery elsewhere. Damage found. That surgeon was with another company, she gave me a very severe case of anemia then split the State. 1 PA...god what a cluster fowl up, wasn't even good at gaslighting, she will learn from the best, because IMHO the Orthopedics Department here has no shortage of arrogant gaslighting OS's. After her I got held accountable for her mistakes by the next pretty boy, who never apologized for being a jerk (why would he)...getting paid to be a jerk. Last one from this place lasted all of five minutes before his gaslighting started. SMH. IF you want people who seem to think ultra highly of themselves and couldn't care less, by all means..make an appointment.

Sad to see her go...At least I got to check in before she left…read more Now I have to see if I can find someone as brilliant as she was to replace my other knee. Damn. Good Luck Dr. Dailey!

Worst surgeon ever, thank god she is no longer working in Marin…read more During a revision surgery, She put more metal in my leg...I have a metal allergy, I now take $5000 worth of meds every month to keep that metal from killing me. She caused severe blood loss during surgery and told me when I got home to treat the anemia she caused by telling me to eat lots of lentils...lentils are high in nickel. It took a month of IV treatments to resolve the anemia. She aggressively treated an infection I never had with meds which started to cause damage. AVIID HER WHEREVER SHE WORKS!!!

Dr. Nelson was fantastic for my mallet finger. He provided clear instructions and great support,…read moreleading to a full recovery in good time. Now I'm back to playing basketball! Highly recommend.

Top of their game, thorough explanation for the layperson, and worked really hard to get me in for…read morethe last minute appointment

Dr. Callander is wonderful. I am 83 years old. He replaced my right hip on 8/11/2025. I had…read moreimmediate pain relief and excellent mobility. I did my required physical therapy. I was free of the walker and cane within 3 weeks. I continue to get stronger every day. I must also commend his entire staff...friendly, caring and totally professional. He worked a miracle. He is the BEST! They are the BEST! Carole Morris

Experienced, kind, exceptional at his skill, cautious with surgery suggestions but helpful with…read moreoptions.

Not only is Dr Teasdale an excellent surgeon but he has a warm and relaxing bedside manner and is…read moresomeone you would want on your side particularly after suffering a nasty injury. I feel fortunate that he was on call at Marin General when I shattered my patella, which BTW is functioning very well now thanks to Dr Teasdale's skills.

I worked at Marin Health as an RN in the ICU, and encountered Dr Teasdale there , long before I…read morewent to him as a patient. I always found him to be a nice man. I recently went to him for a partial hip replacement and he did a great job. Every medical practitioner who has looked at my incision site has commented on how neat it is. Also he sees his patients himself on follow up visits, and does not fob them off onto a PA, as most other doctors do.